2012 Map of Siberia

About this map

The Siberia settlement sits at the southern edge of this Mojave Desert landscape, marking a remote outpost along the National Trails Hwy. This historic road, once the primary transcontinental artery, runs parallel to the modern corridor of Interstate 40. The topography is dominated by the intricate drainage systems of Siberia Wash, which carries runoff from the Bristol Mountains in the north toward the southern basins. Between these geographic points lie distinctive geological formations including Black Ridge and the volcanic terrain of the Lava Hills. The map reflects a landscape defined by aridity and movement, where historical travel routes intersect with the natural flow of desert washes and the steep relief of ancient mountain ranges.